Journeys

Beloved Bulloch County native and lifelong resident Steven Sanders passed away in August. While his spirit was one of humility and gentility, the echo of his absence is loudly felt by family, friends, and colleagues.

One year after the tragic deaths of Knowledge and Kingston Bailey and their mother Shatasha Fields, family members are carrying on important work in their memory. Bailey Boys Car Seats offers car seat safety checks, certified installations, and appropriately-sized new seats to families in need -- all for free.

On the anniversary of her passing, family and friends are remembering the bright light of love and kindness that Kathryn Grayce Mullins was known for. Join us as we complete random acts of kindness in the community on Thursday, July 18, in Kathryn's memory and honor. #shinelikekathryn

Julian Deal was serious, meticulous, and impactful. A family man and the biggest Eagles fan, he leaves a legacy to remember.

Even though their bodies have begun to slow down, when the bus departed for one last "mission," in their minds they were all 18 again. Join Grice Connect's DeWayne Grice as he takes you on a trip of a lifetime for local Veterans.

Carol Hodges Yawn, beloved mother, grandmother, and wife of the late Bruce Yawn, passed away March 30. Family and friends remember Carol for her steady and reassuring presence, her commitment to her faith, and her sweet soul. Join us as we look back on her life as a precious member of our community.

A gentle giant with a heart of gold who always had a smile for everyone he met -- this is just one way friends and family have described Kevin Spence after his sudden passing last month. Meet the man behind the nickname and see why everyone loved "Bull."

Charity, faith, and love distinguished the life of Dr. Gayle Jackson, whose passing on August 25, 2023, left an adoring family and community to mourn her loss. We honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Jackson during this month of remembrance and observance of Black History. Join us in walking through the memories of her life and work.

A seasoned businessman and supporter of progress in our community, Earl Dabbs, Sr., left a legacy of "service above self" that we should all appreciate as Statesboro continues to grow.

Walter Pease worked at Medical Center Pharmacy for 47 years, starting when he was just 12! His genuine smile and care for his customers throughout those many years were a testament to his character and dedication to serving others. Walter passed away just before Thanksgiving this year, at the age of 71.